Oura starts selling its products on Amazon
Smart fitness ring maker Oura announced a partnership with Amazon today to sell its products through the e-commerce site. The
TikTok begs users to tell Congress not to ban it
When some American users opened TikTok on Thursday morning, they were met with a full-screen message encouraging them to call
Inside the weird and quirky world of building a startup behind a wall of tariffs
Think quick — how much does a top-of-the-line iPhone 15 Pro Max cost? If you said around $1,600, you’d be
AALTO seeks to democratize high-speed internet access through solar-powered drones
In the beginning of 2021, Alphabet shuttered Loon. It was a familiar story within the annals of Google X history:
Here’s why most AI benchmarks tell us so little
On Tuesday, startup Anthropic released a family of generative AI models that it claims achieve best-in-class performance. Just a few
Lensrentals acquires BorrowLenses | TechCrunch
Lensrentals, a titan in the online rental service for photo, video, audio and lighting equipment, has announced its acquisition of
Apple will make it easier to move to Android by fall 2025
Apple says it plans to make it easier for customers to switch to Android as a result of the EU’s
Databricks keeps marching forward with $1.6B in revenue
At a time when many enterprise companies have struggled to find growth and valuations have plunged, Databricks continues to prove
Tracking ads industry faces another body blow in the EU
It’s been over two years since a key piece of the tracking-ads’ industry’s consent collection apparatus was found to breach
Turnitin laid off staff earlier this year, after CEO forecast AI would allow it to cut headcount
People worry that advances in AI will lead to job losses, but rarely does a company’s CEO openly admit that